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It is certainly important to wire a sub-bass unit correctly to ensure it receives the right signal from the right amplifier. However, swapping the wires to the speaker will not damage the speaker. It will adversely affect the system sound quality but a speaker wired back to front will not be damaged by the wiring.
One of the prime reasons for any speaker to be damaged is receiving a distorted signal from an amplifier. An amplifier that is over-driven will produce a clipped output signal at a high power level. This is one of the signals that can do most damage to a speaker.
Professional sound systems often use amplifiers that have a maximum power output significantly higher than the speaker's maximum power rating. This ensures that clipped signals will never be delivered to the speaker and avoids one of the common problems of speaker damage.
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Will two 4ohm subs running series and one 8ohm sub running parallel work together maintain a 4 6 or 8 ohm load if not how will the subs work together with a single monoblock amp?
4 Ohm subs wired in series gives an impedance of 8 Ohms. 2 4 Ohm subs wired in series, wired with an 8 Ohm sub in parallel gives you a final impedance of 4 Ohms. Speakers wired in series raise impedance, speakers wired in parallel lower impedance.
Can you use a 1000 RMS watt amp on your 500 RMS watt sub just to test if it puts out sound without blowing the sub?
You will most likely blow your sub
How do you install a sub to the stock radio in a 2000 Lincoln ls?
there are ways to do this, but i dont recommend it. this can cause sound to be distorted and also could blow fuses or cause other electric damages.
Fuel a dolphin class sub?
No because the dolphin would blow up.8(
What is the best way to hook up a 1800 watt amp to a 1200 watt sub?
You can yes. The gain should be turned down to low level and delicately turned up to get the desired sound but if cranked at full gain and bass boost could blow the sub
How can you install Sub woofers in a Buick without an AMP?
Cant you need a amp or you will blow the battery
If you have an amp rated at 425watts 4ohms pushing a sub rated at 250watts 4ohms will the amp recognize the sub and only give it 250 or give it the whole 425?
it will not notice the sub as 250 so it will give 425 so you will have to tune the amp down so the sub does not blow out
Can you use a bigger sub with your surround sound. It's amp'd but only a cheap 100W system off eBay Don't want there to be any clipping but the only sub I have is 750W will it work or will I blow it?
Yes, you can use a bigger sub. In a small room a 100W sub is enough.
What is the opposite of sub?
The opposite of "sub" could be "main" or "top."
What will happen if the sub uses all the hydrogen in its Core?
Well, you see here that if the sub uses all the hydrogen in its core, it will simply blow up... in your face, and you will probably die.. just sayin..
Is the Waverly sub station real?
no way what you thinking some thing is wrong with your brain
Will a 800 watt and 1200 watt amp blow out a 1400 watt sub?
Yes!!!!! Do not try it unless you want to get to very hurt!!!!!!!!
